Add to ORKGThis article describes a series of models for analyzing the legal process that emphasize either time-saving or the prediction of future events from past events
A method of estimating the probable duration of litigation is useful for a variety of purposes. Firs...
For as long as parties have pursued claims through litigation, those against whom claims are asserte...
20 true or false statements taken from a recent book of the three authors, Delay in the Court, the f...
This paper embeds a model of lawmaking in an equilibrium framework in which the demand for trials is...
As it becomes clear from the contributions to this volume, delay in civil litigation is a central is...
Time is everywhere in law. It shapes doctrines as disparate as ripeness and retroactivity, and it im...
The machinery of justice is under great pressures both popular and professional to expedite justice....
This article analyses civil case disposition time by developing hypotheses to explain behavioral and...
The problem of judicial relief from protracted agency delay has been virtually undiscussed in the ex...
Delay in administrative decisionmaking is a serious problem that can be resolved only by the combine...
This Article addresses the need to understand better our civil justice system by exploring possible ...
Litigation delay has proven a ceaseless and unremitting problem of modem civil justice. Civil court ...
Time is a fundamental component of all social organization. Any component may be manipulated to achi...
The American legal system is unparalleled in its efforts to protect individual rights. A citizen\u27...
Legal institutions play an important role in affecting delay in settlement. But little research has ...
A method of estimating the probable duration of litigation is useful for a variety of purposes. Firs...
For as long as parties have pursued claims through litigation, those against whom claims are asserte...
20 true or false statements taken from a recent book of the three authors, Delay in the Court, the f...
This paper embeds a model of lawmaking in an equilibrium framework in which the demand for trials is...
As it becomes clear from the contributions to this volume, delay in civil litigation is a central is...
Time is everywhere in law. It shapes doctrines as disparate as ripeness and retroactivity, and it im...
The machinery of justice is under great pressures both popular and professional to expedite justice....
This article analyses civil case disposition time by developing hypotheses to explain behavioral and...
The problem of judicial relief from protracted agency delay has been virtually undiscussed in the ex...
Delay in administrative decisionmaking is a serious problem that can be resolved only by the combine...
This Article addresses the need to understand better our civil justice system by exploring possible ...
Litigation delay has proven a ceaseless and unremitting problem of modem civil justice. Civil court ...
Time is a fundamental component of all social organization. Any component may be manipulated to achi...
The American legal system is unparalleled in its efforts to protect individual rights. A citizen\u27...
Legal institutions play an important role in affecting delay in settlement. But little research has ...
A method of estimating the probable duration of litigation is useful for a variety of purposes. Firs...
For as long as parties have pursued claims through litigation, those against whom claims are asserte...
20 true or false statements taken from a recent book of the three authors, Delay in the Court, the f...